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Noel Bielecki's Self Portrait
With samples that mixes Nação Zumbi's tribal rhythms to the punk screak's of Black Flag. This one minute clip shows the references, sounds and ghosts that compouse and haunts Noel Bielecki's mind on his directional debut.
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With samples that mixes Nação Zumbi's tribal rhythms to the punk screak's of Black Flag. This one minute clip shows the references, sounds and ghosts that compouse and haunts Noel Bielecki's mind on his directional debut.
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